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I wonder if someone can help, please. There are two valves/taps - one is for hot and one for cold - the cold water has washing machine hose attached and the hot has nothing attached but the hot has started dripping. And I don't know why. Thank you for any responses.

Thank you for your responses, guys.

It's a smallish 8'x7', that is knackered and leaking. How much do you think we might pay to have it dismantled, and have 8' French doors installed? Many thanks for any responses.

Useful. Thanks.

IPX4 and it was mounted on an external wall.

And we suspect that water was in the fan. It was wall mounted in a bathroom and we had previously seen condensation in the circuit board area of the fan. Do you very knowledgable and helpful know how this might have occurred?The electrician who fitted it is semi-retired and doesn't seem as...

Many thanks to all who have responded to this query - much appreciated.

Oh, forgot, sorry. It has two valves.

Thank you (and to you, Hugh). We have two pipes connected to the boiler.

Thanks for your response. In answer to your questions: Boiler is a Potterton Kingfisher (very old) Not sure about the valves - where are they? There is a thermostat on the side of the cylinder The timer is only two years old, and is a Siemens RWB2E Hope you can help, as even when I...

We have a very basic timer that intermittently fails. The heating always comes on, but the hot water sometimes doesn't; tends to be when there is a sudden change in air temperature outside. Do any of you helpful, clever people know why that might be? Many thanks in advance.

We have 30 year-old rads that are still doing good job, but we want to replace the boiler, and we also want to replace a rad in the bathroom. Can we do the latter easily enough with the existing pipe work, or do we have to install a whole new system? Many thanks for any responses.

Many thanks for your very useful replies, guys. I always thought our plumber took my wife and I for a pair of wet-behind-the-ears mugs. The worms are now turning!

Hi everyone. I'm looking to replace our very old boiler with a new one. But before we decide whether we go for a combi or condensing unit, do we need new rads, too? They are old (about 30 years), but give out plenty of even heat and don't leak. Our regular plumber says we will need to...